A watercolor series that documents a month during the 3-month lockdown in the spring of 2020. Freedom to move around halted, feelings and emotions heightened, digital connections were a norm, flowers bloomed and re-bloomed while the virus spread worldwide. Time simultaneously slowed down and sped up. From my windows, I noticed people I have never seen, heard music, and conversations where there was silence before.

 

Some watercolors were painted in a looser style while others I wanted a more washed-out blurry feeling depending on the day. Some panels are left without any watercolors, just the midnight wood panel that represented a day of sadness, and hence no productive artwork was created.  

 

The series is in no particular order except for the first one that I painted, on the far upper left corner (a view from my studio window) to the last one on the far bottom right (the morning sun shining on my bed).